Daily evening bulletin. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1856-1870, November 28, 1866, Image 3

[For the Philadelphia Evening
LOCAL ASSESAKEIIITS.
In the Butaarrix of yesterday (26th inst.)
there appeared a communication apparently
on the sqject of our assessments, but
,evi
dently an underhanded and.unfaie attack
on the Board of Revision of Taxes. The
author styles himself "Fair Play." - He
had better have adopted the Mtn:tent "Com
missioners' Friend," and then the /public
could judge of the source-from which it
emanated.
He states some facts in his communication
in :regard to the inequalities of our assess
ments and their origin, which are true, and
'were brought to • light by the very Board
- which he assumes has done solittle ; 'hut in
regard to the mode of correcting this evil
and the time in which it can be done, he dis
plays less information than is possessed by
the "majority of our citizens"' whom he
attempts to enlighten:
Now what are the facts in this case ? In
the first place it may be proper~ to remark
that the assessments of the real estate of the
City of Philadelphia are, and have been
since the consolidation of the city, very
unequal. Before consolidation the' city
proper had one rate of assessment and, the
districts and townships had each different
rates. After the consolidation of the city
the assessments in the ward covering these
respective localities were continued, and
being at various rates of value and subject
to one rate of tax, it is and has been mani
festly unjust. But whilst this is true of the dif
ference in the average rate of the assessment
of wards, it is also a fact that within wards
and every ward of the city, there are nume
rous and great inequalities. The work of
coireoting this should have been com
menced many years ago.
The city becoming embarrassed through
the large - expenditures necessary during the
war, and the increased cost of maintaining
the municipal government, the City Coun
cils asked the Legislature to create a per
manent Board of Revision, which was dtme
in March, 1865. This law, whilst well in
tended, did not give the Board all the
powers necessary. It created a Board with
revisory powers• after the assessments were
returned by the assessors, but left the books
ii and the issuing of the Precept to the asses
, sors in the hands of the City Commis
sioners.
Under this law the Cottrt appointed the
two members authorized by the act, but the
City Commissioners then in office so suc
cessfully resisted them in their efforts to
discharge the duties of their appointment,
that although appointed in May, 1865, it was
not until November of that year, that they
were enabled to obtain access to the room
provided by Councils for thair sitting, and
even then the books containing the asses
sors' returns were denied them until pro
-cured through the intervention of the Court.
It was then too late to do anything of im
' portance toward a general revision for 1866.
After two or three weeks inspection, they
were obliged to give the books - back t) - the
Commissioners for the purpose of having
the tax duplicates made for the Receiver of
Taxes. Before these duplicates were opened,
however, they added more than one million
five hut:tired. thousand dollars to the real
estate valuation of 1866.
A thorough and laborious examination of
the assessments convinced the Board that
the inequalities in the valuations were so
great and so universal, and the description
of the properties on the books so imperfect,
that the first step toward a general and tho
rough revision must be a new assessment
made upon one uniform per tentage of
value, and upon proper instruction to the
assessors as to their duty in making the as
sessments and properly describing the pro
perty returned.
Pirst—Becausefin:the present condition of
the returns on the Assessor's books it would
be utterly impossible for a Central Board to
revise a tithe of the two hundred thousand
separate properties and place a correct valu
ation on them in any one year.
Second—Valuations of property raised by
the Board must be so advanced on the
books, after the return made by the Asses
sors in August, and before they are dupli
cated for the ensuing year, which allows
but about two months' time for correcting
the entire Twenty-six wards. It can not
satisfactorily be done after citizens have
commenced paying their taxes in January.
Third—Many properties have been here
tofore returned by the assessors in one as
sessment, embracing houses and lots of dif
ferent owners and values, which must first
be separated.
Fourth—Because the description of the
size of properties on the books returned by
the assessors (in some Wards) is so inaccu
rate as to be utterly unreliable. and in some
cases the size of the lot and building are not
given at all; so that, except by a personal
Linspection or measurement of each pro.'
perty, no correct valuation can be placed
• on it.
These are some of the reasons that led the
Board to the conclusion above stated, and
in order that a new assessment might be
made without delay, and before the triennial
year, itis well known that they asked the
Legislature to so alter the law that a new
assessment could be had in 1866, under their
supervision. It failed, and we are now
obliged to wait until 1867, the year of the
triennial assessment.
Now, one word as to what the Board has
done during the present year:
They have been in daily session-since No
vember last, correcting the various errors
on the books and duplicates, and enabling
citizens, without the former inconvenience,
to ay their taxes.
Clearing the books of duplicate assess
ments, of which large numbers have hereto
fore been returned from year to year.
Assessing properties which have been
-omitted in the return - of the Assessor and',
raising the valuation of others.. The addi
tion to the assessed value of the real estate
wince the Board came into existence is more
than four millions of dollars over and ahove
:all reductions. The figures given by "Fair
Play," are not accurate; for the enumera
tion made- by the Commissioners Wit year ,
- contained exempt properties in the agregate,
amounting to Several millions.. This year
they have not been counted.
Ascertaining as far as they can the correct
-dimensions of each property. Where
.a
reduction was proper and just, granting it..
The reductions of valuations have been
made with great Caution, and only when
justice 'to the citizen demanded it. The
members of the Board were sensible of the
fact that what the city needed most at the
present time, was an increage of its income,
and the aggregate reductions made during
the present year have not been one-fifth the
/amount made in former years and under
1- the old system. In some cases acted - upott
by the Board, properties were valued at'
twenty-five and fifty per cent. more than
their- real - value, as ascertained by a fair
public, sale after due notice. These oases
occur principally in the wards of the old
- city proper, and until we can obtain an
assessment at one 111:11 form rate of valuation,
does ''Fair Play" insist that such owners
shall have:no relief in the intervening time?
In other cases, more frequeht, assessments
have been made, either through error in
judgment as to the correct value, or in a
mistake as to the size of the property, and
are valued far above neighboring properties,
and in such cases relief ought in justice
to the owners be granted, and has been.
If "Fair. Play" had ever owned any real
estsite, valued 25 or. 50 per cent. above the
average valuation of the Ward in which it'
was situate, we have no doubt that he
would be among the first to demand relief.
The man who is most unjust to others is
always first to complain of injustice to
himself.
It will be useless to enter more in detail in
this communication in answer to an unwar
rantable attack upon those who have been
striving to do their duty faithfully in a
Position of great responsibility and difß•
oulty. Iferetofore,in the performance of
their duties, they haVe met with every
Obstacle which "Fair Plays' " friends, the
"old" Commissioners ; could put in 'their
way. To correct the aksessments of a city
as large as Philadelphia, is not the work lof
a month, nor a Year; but if "Fair Play" will
pay a visit to the Office of. the Board and
divest his mind of the prejadide imbibed
from his old-associatw, he will See , gentle
Men intelligently, earnestly and. honestly
at work; doing all'that oan be'donein the
premises. Jusunn.
Personal.
• James Allison; _Big:, lather of Rev. James
Allison, D. D., editor of the .Presbyterian
Banner, died - on Thursday, at hiiresidence
in Richland township, Allegheig, county,
Pa. Mr. Allison wlis engaged hauling
Corn on Tuesday - moining last ; and while
standing on the wagon 'missed his footing
and fell to the ground. At the same instant
the horses attached to the wagon moved
forward, and Mr. ; Allison being unable to
sitricate himself; the wheels paased overihie
body.
At the recent meeting of the General Con
ference of the. Methodist Protestant Church,
Rev. George Brown, D. D., Rev. Alexander
Clark and .Rev. A.R. Bassett were chosen
a committee to write a history of the Meth
odist Protestant Church. This fiction was
bad in view of the fact that the denomina
tion, by adopting the basis of union with the
Wesleyan Methodist Church, and assuming
the new title of "The Methodist Church,"
virtually becomes a new organization.
Ministers and others having facts or dm:ti
t:dents pertaining- to the history of the
Methodist Protestant Church will farther
the object of the Conference by communi
cating the same to any member of the Com
mittee.
The Hon.ThomasH.Baird died on Thurs
day afternoon at the residence of his son-in
law, Charles Mllnight, Esq., in Allegheny
city, in the seventy-ninth yeax of his age.
The deceased was a gentleman of cultivaed
intellect and a writer of remarkable force
and ability. He held the position of Judge
of the Common Pleas of Washington county
for a number of years, and was an able and
accomplished jurist.
Albert Bierstadt was married in Water
ville, on the 21st inst., to Rosalie Osbern of
this city. Mr. Bierstadt has just erected
at Irvington a residence costing 00,000, and
commanding one of the finest views of the -
Hudson. Itis really a studio with house
attached. The studio is 80 feet in length,
with walls 34 feet high, galleries, for art
studies, and lovely views from its windows.
Mr. Bierstadt's "Storm on the Rocky
Mountains" 'goes to the Exposition. He
is now engaged upon a new piece, with
mountains,,plains and sunset glow, entitled
"Emigrants Crossing the Plains." He has
nearly completed a bird's eye view of Yose
mite Valley—larger than any of his previous
pictures. It is painted to fill an order given
three years ago,by Le Grand Lockwood,
Esq., of this city. Mr. Bierstadt's Rocky
Mountains was bought by Sir Morton Peto
for e 20,000, and it will require the artist four
or fiveyears to fill his_ present orders. In
his case et least, Art proves remunerative.
—N. Y. Tribune.
Mr. H. W Knipe and Mrs. Nancy • Lei
bergood, both old residents of Allentown,
Pa., died recently.
The Paducah Herald, of Thursdaymen
tions an attempt to assassinate Col:Dono
van, commander of the post of Paducah, by
some villain yet undiscovered.
The Macon (Miss.) Beacon, of the 17th.
says: "An unfortunate difficulty occurred
in this county, near Macon, on Monday
last, between Mr. Palmer and Mr. Thomas
Ivy, which resulted in the death of Mr.
Palmer."
A Mr. Sanford was stabbed fourteen
times, and almost instantly killed by Wil
ton House, in an affray at Milan, Gibson
county (Tenn.), the other day. House fled.
Mr. George Henry Lewes hall retired, on
account ofill-health, from the editorship of
the London Fortnightly Review. No one is
as yet appointed in his place.
The article on Correlation, aptly entitled
"E Plnribus Unum," which appeared in
the Galaxy of November 1, was written by
Fitz Hugh Ludlow.
Mr. R. H. Stoddard has withdrawn from
the Bound fable, with the literary depart
ment of which he has been identified from
the start.
The Fremont (Ohio) Journal invites at
tention to the McPherson monument en
terprise, and says the family of General
McPherson have finally decided that the
body shall remain at Clyde. All talk of a
runoval of the remains to West Point is at
an end. The Monument Association will put
canvassing agents in the field at once, and
will push the work of raising subscriptions
with all possible vigor.
P. H. Herbert, the agent of the Ghioni and
Slusini Opera Troupe, died very suddenly at
New Orleans, on the 20th inst.
Lieut. George A. Armes has been highly
commended by his commanding officer,
Maj.-Gen. Cook, for his management of a
cavalry expedition sent from Fort Sedg wick
In pursuit of a party of Sioux Indians, who
had driven off several head of st•ick. The
Lieutenant was sent, with twenty-five cav
alrymen, in pursuit, marched ninety-eight
miles in one day, from 5 A. M. to 11 P. M.
crossing at night two wide rivers, the fork's
of the Platte, and fell upon a superior force
of Indians, killing or wounding nearly all
of,them, and capturing twenty-two of their
horses. He also. burned their camp, and
brought safely away most of the stolen stock.
From Kansas.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 27.—Thejoss of Scott,Cat
ter dz, Co., by the fire at 'Kaunas City on Sun
day, is $lOO,OOO. The grand jury indicted
Bill Stewart and his accessory, Sanders, for
robbing the jewelry store of Jaocard & Co.,
or diamonds, some days ago.
MASONIC MABIC1).
Kaarrni LEAN% NO. ON (NITNTNIT/
A EfITMET.
eN • First Premium awarded b 'Franklin Tull.
Mato MARTIN Lll 4 cg
MASONIC M AR
PINK 31MBIAMS, dco.:411;o.
New and original deftte of Masonic harico t Tem.
glans' Medals, -army MAU! and Corps Badgm
vvery descriotiss. • nolVaraLlAsmii *
PA PEE HANGINGS It SHADES
1033 o . W t. LL G I oII 2I 9r Sa a tin io l% a" _ o. l4 2M p. and
20
Pine WINDOW SHADES manuft&Teo, all alzfs.at
JOHNSTON'S DEPOT,
N 0.1033 Spring Garden street,
noS-lmf Below Eleventh.
BOARDING.
LIMET-UL BB BOARDING.—SeveraI very dealt . *
V ble Boozes now vacant at the elegant brown
stone residence; Ito. 1607 CHESTNUT et. n027-11t*
„
rrIHE HANDSOME aIIi3MENHE B. R. CORNER
.L of SPRUCE and ItPiill.TH streets, has been opened
to • receive BO &BURRS. Single, rooms' and suites.
Private table. If aefiked. • n01.2.1m*
00V3EMILD
JOHS33' ENGLISH ROOFING CLOTH, ANI)
coated with LIQIIID GOTTA FEMORA PAINT,
rIW A Vhem FezlectlY water proof.
oo •
Y GRAVEL ECXYPS repaired with Gutta
Fercna Paint, and warranted for five years.
LEARY ELATE ROOFS coated with liquid which
becomes as bard as slate.
TIN, COPPER, ZINC, or IRON coated with Liquid
Butte Percha at small expense. Cost ranging from
one to two cents per square foot Old Board onShingle
Booth ten cents per square foot, all oom plete. -
Material constantly on hand and for sale bY the
PHILADELPHIA AND'PENNSYLVANIA Ropy.
ING COMPANY. —ORO. HORAItY,
oc2O6en. , 230 Nortii FOURTH Street.
WAZNITIB AifDM ALMOND6 e .—New arogranoblt
te .01 artaturvir
AILY EVENING , BULLETIN.-PHILIDELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. 1866
spzoiti;
TBb UN/ON BENEVOLENT &SSOCI
WLL T le l litO eal c l o i Zeit 11 °W f jil _ efor °lll 4ll ll tn e al k
victims of the late ' fire at 1301. g C?hestuut stre et, are still
ID, atter three weeks of suffering, and are entirely
destitute The Use lON B SNEVOLENT sO
- lON solicits special aid' for them. Money SEMI,
to the Office of the Society will be immediately appro.
priated to the sufferers, and: a littuild adknOwledil•
mans made.
33024.4t1
OWSPEOIAL NOTIOE.--The first annual exhibi
tion of the .
OhtEN'S NATIONAL 'ART ASSOCIATION
NVIII
,cont4nße open, bp. , *meat, slay and evening,
maps*, 130 . rit'NOVEMBER,
At the saloon of Wenderettt, Taylor & Brown, first
floor, back room,.
NO. 914 CHESTNUT STREET.
The Exhibition consists of over. 200 specimens of
Fine Ar), executed by wr men.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS.
10. OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA AND
E3OI7THERN MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
P, Lt. 314 SOUTH DELAWARE AVENUE.
Ikletice la hereby given tlmtby a resolution of the
Board of Directors of the abovenamed Company,
adopted August 'MI, 1866, the..FOURTH and last In
staiiment of the Capital Ptoele of said Company being
THIRTY, PER CENTIIM or SEVENTY•EIVE DOL.
LARS per share, bas _been called In, and la due and
payable at this office.
_
OFFICE lOF "THE RELIANCE INSUR
' 10 ••"
7ANCE COMPANY. OF_PIILLADELPHIA."-
No. 388 WALNUT street. - Pnirsourama; November
The Anneal Meeting of tile Sbnekholdera PHI
103a.Lazies INSURANCE COMPANY OFA
DELPHIA. " and the Annual Mention of thirteen (13)
Directors: toserve for the ensuing year, will he held at
their Office, on MONDAY. December 17th. 1888 at 12
o cl'ock, M. THOMAS C. HILL,
coos Went ' ' SecretarY.
01 , 1ICIE:OF• THE ..t-POLADELPITIA AND
Kong ERN Tr A Tr, STEAMSHIP OOMPA NY,
31s SOUTH DELAWAAE AVENUE. PunAtort,
rnza, November Bth. 1886, _ -
STOCKHOLDERS' NOTlCE.—Subscribens to the
Capital Steck of the Philadelphia and Southern Mail
St..amehip Company are hereby notified that certifi
cates for the same are now ready, and will be issued
from this office in exchange for the installment, re
ceipts. WILLIAM J. - MALCOLM',
nos.lsoa - - hemetary and Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH COAL AND
NAVIGATION COMPANY, P.SELAD.EL
PHIA, November 15,1866.
The Stockholders of this Company, whose' names
ppearid as such on their bOoks on notified ay of Sep
!ember last, at 3 P.M., are hereby that the
Privilege to subscribe to new stock at par, on the
terms of the circular of August 29, 1866, will expire on
the let day of December next, at 3 P. M.
SOLOMON. SHEPHERD,
nels,td el - Treasurer.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. • •
DI.RaRTMENT OF REI.W.I.VER OF TAXES
Ye . : • •OV •..18611
A penalty of THREE .PER CENTIIhf will be
charged on all City taxes remaining unpaid after the
Ist day of December, 1866.
[bignen] CHARLES O'NEILL.
ne26 gt Receiver of Taxes.
1a OFFICE OF THE TREHONT- COAL CO
PA.NY,NO.I6 P.I3ILADELPELLA.Excnexo
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 24, 1866.
The coupons of the Tremont Coal Company due De
cember Ist, 1666 will be paid. free of United States and
tate taxes, on presentation at the office of the Com
pany, on and after that date.
n026-6t) GEO. H. COLEET, Treasurer.
IWTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS of the RUSSELL FARM
COMPANY will be held on MONDAY. Decem
b. r 3d, 1866, at 10 o'clock A. M., at 112 South FOURTH
street, Second story, front room.
SAMUEL P. FERREE,
n017.14t• Secretary and Treasurer.
JUwIVID.END NOTIOEfS.
OFFICE OF THE BOHEMIAN MINING
n'.. COMPANY OF MICHIGAN, 112 wAL.Nur
'II.I3EET.--PIIILADECLPEITA, Nov. 17th, .
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
The Assignees of this Company have this day de
clared a DIVIDEND (being No 2) OF THIRT IL -FIVE
PERCENT. (35) on the original amount of claims.
properly adjusted, exclusive of Interest. Pro•ests,
VAYABLE AT TIM OFF.WE OF THE
Ba-
COmPANY, 112 WALNUT STREET. PHILADEL.
}MIA. ON AND AFFER THE =a DAY OF
DE:CAMBER NEXT.
To avoid delay, creditors will at once, present
statement of their claims, in detail
When parties, who bold claims, "not their own."
an order, or Power Attorney from the owner will be
required before dividend can be paid.
WILLIAM H. ROYER, 1
Se au.. P. DA.Bur: aTox. I Assi g nees '
n017.13,,tw,it1ec412
a:CDIVIDEND NOTICE—OFFICE OF HE
THE OIL COMPANY, No. 147 'South
vO TB. Street.
The Directors have this day declared a dividend of
TWO AND A HALF PER CENT,, being twenty-five
cents per share, on the capital stock - . payable on and
after Dec Amber Ist next, clear of State tax. Transfer
books will close on the 24th at 3P. M„ and open De
cember
DAVID BOYD, la., Treasurer.
PErr..angt,Tons, Nov. =, 1868. nc2-t-64
PEHNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
lily TRRAISUR.KR'S DEPARTMENT.
PII3I..aDELPHIA. November 1,1866.
NOTICE 3 u STOCKHOLDERS.
The Beard of Directors have this day declared a
semi annual dividend of FOUR PER MVP, on the
Capital Stock of the Company, clear of National and
State taxes', payable on and after November 80, 1866.
Blank Powers of A ttnrney for collecting dividends.
are to be had at the office of the Company, No. Ins S.
:HIED Street.
not apt THOMAS T. FIRTH. Treasurer.
Or OFFICE OP THE AMERICAN ANTI•M
GE. lISTATION COMP aN Y, No. 147 South
FuCB.TH Street. PHIZADELPEIMA. Nov. A 1866.
'the Board of'Direcl ors have this day deciared a
quarterly divloend of SIX PERCENT. on the capital
stock of the Company. payable on and situ .Decern.
Der 1, 1866.
7he hooka will be closed on and atter Monday, No.
vernber 46,1866.
n 027-611 H. G. LEME4ENItiNG, Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH COAL AND
NAVIGATION COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA,
t. oV. 27.1866.
The Board of Managers have this day de fared a
Dividend of FIVE PER CENT., or TWO DOLLARS
AND A HALF PEE SHARE, on the Capital Stock of
LAB Company, payable on dninand, clear of Nationel
and State taxes. SOLOMON BSEPHERD,
n 02741/ Treasurer.
ri,Jwil -
Pine Coffees
Old Government JAVA, Fine adOCEIA, BAST IN
OIA and JAMAICA.
?or Bale by
RIME NEW JERSEY LEAF LARD just received
P
and for sale by
E. O. KNIGHT &„ CO..
nol6-Im S. E. corner Water and Chestnut streets.
VOWS FAEJISA CE
1 , Fresh Crackers of this tuarivaled Brand always on
band and for sale in bbls. and 3f,' bbl., by
EREES & OABY,
18, 20 and 22 Letitia street,
no6-atrit Exclusive Agents.
-10•000 OMB FRESH PEACHES, WLNSLOW
Corn, Fresh Tomatoes,Green Peas. Straw
Orrries. Inushrooms, &c, In store and Tor sale, whole
t‘ale or retail, by M. B. SPLIJAN, N. W. center Arch
and Eighth.
1111.1 ED FRUIT.— Very handsome pared peaches,
ru_ pared do. dried apples. In store and for gale
or M. F. SPILLIN, N. W. corner Arch and Eighth.
DUCH WHEAT. BUCKWHEAT.— MOO lbs. of the
Li celebrated Sliver Flint Buckwheat, in store and
for sale by N. F. SPILLIN, Tea Dealer and Grocer.N.
W, corner Arch and Eighth.
MEW RAISINS AND FIGI3-13uperlor new Llkyer
1.11 Balsins and choice Elms Figs, ibr sale by M. F.
BPILLI2.I. N. W. corner Arch andffighth streets.
( - WREN OLIVES.-300 gallons choice large Queen
1 44, Olives, In store and for sale by gallon or - barrel, at
street.
OutlfsTY'S East End Grocery, No. 118 South GEOOND
: •• :sn:4: : I •• •• : • :
Clover Honey, in atom and for aale at ta:SISTY'S
East End Grocery, No. Ile South SECOND a •• •
NORTH CAROLINA i HOMINY GRITS, NEW
B orniny, paled and uncured Peaches, !uet re
celved and for sale at COUSTY'S East End Grocery,
No. 118 South SECOND street.
QTUFInI2D MANGOES AND PEPPERS, GEN DINE
ta Chutney Sauce. Robinson's patent Barley and
Groats always on hand at COUSTY'S East End Ora
eery, Di o. 118 South SECOND street; -
HOOP INKIRTS.
OOP SKIRTS. at3ol
628. LATES T STYLI% 71:1131` OUT. WAND.
LE PETIT 7RAIL,for the Promenade, 235 PdAround-
THE OILUSLPION TRAIL,- for the Drawing-Roam,
• .
These skirts Brett' every way the most desirable that
we have - heretofore offered to the public; also, coin•
plate lines of Ladles', Misses' ana Chluirens' Plain and
Trall Hoop Skirts. trom 234 to 4 yards in circumfer.
enbe,of every length,aU “our own make." wholesale
and retail and warranted to give satisfaction.
Constantly andand, low-priced INew 'Y ork Made
Skirts. Plain Trail. 20 springs Secants; 25 springs,
$1; 80 springs, 11 10, and 4f I springs, $1 25.
Skirts made to order; alterettand repaired.
Call or send for Circular oft tyles, sizes and prices.
Manufactory and Sweet ooms,
No. 628 Arch Street.
riol4.Bmi • wra. 'WPM:M.
DENTISTRY.
INSD. ROLPEI LEE has administered Nitrous
Oxide, or Laughing Ow, to thousand with Per
fect success for Dental: Surgical and prir•
posea'and tor amusement.OWy ilftycenta(BooPer tooth'
fun extracting. No charge for extracting when artificial
teeth are ordered Office No. 258 West Washington
Square below Locust street. Seventh street cars pass
the door. • Don't be fbolish enough is go elsewhere sad
pay 12 and fa for the gas. N- B—l continue to give in
structions to the Dental profession. oc3o-Imf
- DOORRT BOOKS AN!) CARD CAl3llS— Elegant
JL kneLIW French and Russian Leather.
MASON & CO.,
907 OnEltntiL Street.
JOHN WOKS, Agent.
Office 116 South Seventh street,
Above Ransom
WILLIAM J. MALCOLM,
Treasurer.
JAMEEiI R. WEBB:
WALNUT and EIGHTH Sires
NEW PUBMOATION%.
10PISILL'S PHILA LPHIA CITY AND' SUSI-
ItBLS '1862-8, PUBLASHER OF
GOIIMML'S P.ENNSYI,yANLa. bTATE 14E20
"The net> salty fora reliable , Directork la so large a
mercantile city as • his, is apparent to every Milliners
Margit la au actual and Mlle's accurate, le use
leaS, and instead.of a true guide and index to Its basi
nese jiitereste, is a matter Of annoywice.
non,The publieher, foam long experience in the publics
of'similar works, of which the Pe misylvanta State
Buslnais Ildrecto , y is a specimen. proposes, at the so
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THE STATE OF THE CHURCH AND THE
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with an Appendix by Mrs. A. P. Jolla.
For sale by JAMV4 8. CT.AXTON,
Successor to W. S. h A. MartierL
• 1214 Chestnut street.
A LIMN% LIVE OF PHILIDOR.—THIR WPM 111
A
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24, 20, 28 and 80. South Sixth St...Philad's.
Bme4ldßta Nat-Brown Mes, ee
for ramay and medicinta
HER MA JESTYI
CHAMPAGNE,
J. P.. DIT.WTOW,
161 SetrtB SOLIt MOM
lITINES.—The attention of W i nes - 1s solielted to -
V V tbe following vary ettedoe ate.. for sale by
JOSEPH F DIINTON, N 0.151 South FRONT street,
above Walnut:
MADEGIAG-0 . ld bland, 8 years old.
GEG.R.RIRG-Carepbell ,tt nines, double end
triple Grape, Crusoe& Bons, Rudolph. ToPat,ttleit,
bpanish, Crown and F . Vallette.
PORI B-Vallette L Vinho Vent° Real, Denton and
Rebell° Valente & Co., Vintages 1888 to 1888.
CLARICTS-Cruse PH s Freres and at, rotephe Chu.
teen Luininy -
COQ; •
tThr RMORIM-0. Jourdan. Bev(' &
241180AT-4e Frontignan.
CHAMPAGNES-Ernest Irrony, "Golden Stare'
de Venor Her Majesty and Royal Cabinet and other
WHII3HERS.—tiOO Oases Pare Old 'Wheat' BYr
%./ Bourbon awl lippourkuels fir safe by
B. P. BUDD .
6 North Front otriNi
ArcnoN iumßxt,
1 111 Tklaiiii.ius ds WEIR, AXlOTlONftratilo
An. , Nos. ltikaed. 141 !Smith irOnitritatato,
NOTlOZ.—Thersilay being Thanksgivinif our
mud Filtie Of Amino** wlll, take PlP 4 e:afk F , k irt
Seth road.
-..—s.
'Rialailii OF, MOM% AffD BMX E5T.1033 • •
AS the Ittchalorm even , TIMMY. atoo2 l oCh mot.
Vr/fandbilisi of each many InnedrantatatakY,
and on the Saturdaypreviaua in each 2000 data ht wm,Nalet form; .gvt= OW
, R, ESTAT 45.T.,W, _ _
sattm.
' cataleatute ' K
comprannt . rat' het ilyed
tboutsunidollaza, Including every description or dg
lar nonntrY PrePartf, front the anneal dare Etn a,
, twat elegant =uniform elegant ant Mesh%
Awns, Mediums ft,,, sti. .-
zertr'RNl — BALM .at the *union , mil es
Y THMIDAY. . • -
Yartictdar attention lldVen 'to mb& at PM ate
~..dltillili ESTATE SALE DEO. 4. - ' '-
trans' Court, Sate—state of Miry Jane Willem,
a or, and John R. Neff, dec'd—La.ROß AND VA
LUABLE:IPA at the intersection of (beaten Hid
and 13pringhouse turnpike and Obestut Hid avenne.
Same YktatittrlLl4lll4:3 1.40 Y, Master at.. east of
twenty-third: •
Same. EstateltllLLD/NG,LOT, 224 at., north of
Master, nest aide. ,
same Estate—DWKLLlNct. N 0.2241 Sharswond et. ,
Same Estate-2 THREE-STORY FRAME DWELL!
INEts. Noe. =4,5 and 2247 Sharawood at.
.
Orphans' court Sale—Estate-of- James E. Smith,
dec'd—TERRiNsTORYDRIOR DWRI/LINGago: Ale
North Sixth Eit., betwesti arch and Race.
Fame Estate-MODERN THREKATORY BRKEK
Itl - SIDBNCH, Math sty, north of Poptar.: ' - , _
Same Estate—TWO-STORY "ItitiM. "DWEECLING,
Sixth et., north of Poplar, with two Frame Dweliinga
in therear.
VERY.VALUABLE . PAlttd; &acres, •tf? ta oer liferiv•
Township Montgomery county -Pa, if" 43 a_lle fr om the Port Kennedy Station on the It.ading Railroad—
good limestone land—large Stone %famine, barn and
needs sarrout,builoings. Teinift-L4falf cash. - Pesse4-
Mon let pril text. - , , r 1 ;.*
SUPR II IOB FIVE STORY IRON' FRONT STORE,
No., festmwberry st.. between Chestnut and Market
mid second and Third opposite . Trotter at.
VERY DI% SIRAIILE 1 WL)43IDELY MIMIC STA
BLE and CO &CH HOUSE, Nos. eta and 667 Weaver
at.. b. tween Qreea and (knees and Fifth and Sixth ate-
s 0 met front. Immediate possession.
Elecutorir Pererm.tory isale—Estate of Powell
Stackhoose. dec'd—VALcAaLE IRON Iroulef t aty
'Craven at.: between Front and Second and Race and
THREMSTORY foIIOIC TAVERN and DWIEM
Me, No. 1642 North Tenth at., south ,of Columbia
avenue.
L.A.B.GE and 1 74LUABLIt17;JTItURNE•STOBY
EPOCH BUILDING, known as "Green Hill gall,'' S.
B; corner of Seventeenth and Poplar sta.: and a Three
story Plastered Front Dwelllr g adjoining on Poplar at,
Sale by order of Hehe—To Close an .Eatate -5 FoIIR
STORY BRICK DWILLINGS, •Nos. 1734 1736 1735
1740 and 1742 Sansom st. • -
. . .
ame Estate-4 FOUR-STORY EBIOK
.DWELL.
1:138, Nos. 1733 ,1125, 17n and 17 - 4 Moravian at
68.1118 Estate-3 eOIIII.-BTOB I REICH DWELL.
I OS. Nos. 311, 313 and BLS South Twentieth
8 WELL SILCDBED GROUND BENTS, each 'BBB a
VinttaßLE Itinthrieas STAND—TR RER STORY
BPICX bTOILE and I:WELLING, S. ,E corner of 371.13
and Baverford eta , 24th Ward •
'MIME BaICR BTORR and DWELLENCI,
Ziaverford at adjoining the above -
iSiODh.RN .THREA-TSTORY BRICK DWELLING.
Have. ford st., adjoining the above—has all the modern
conveniences.. .
IEiIthESTOEt MICK DWELLING, No. .=.5
Cl3Ester at,
Peremptory SaIe—STORY BRICE
DWEI LING, No Fa Wharton at. wßin or Eighth
Bale abeolute. Subject to a. yearly ground rent 0160.
SATE OF MIRCELLA.NEOI7B BOnKS.
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Nov. 28 ..i, the auction store, valuable briv+Plianeow
Books from a Library.
Sale at Nos. 139 and 141 South Fourth street.
VERY SIIPa RIOR FOR a. ITUR E. MIRRORS,
ANO FORTES, SUPERIOR FIREPa(X)e SAFE
• CHINA AND GI, &SS WARE, BEDS AND SE
u-
DLN 0, HANDSOME, VELVET, 88,D4Rwr.4 AND
OTHER CARPET* STOVES, Ate.
On FRIDAY IifORNINO,
At 9 o'clock. at the auction rooms, by catalogue, an
excellent assortment of very n pelor Porn tare. French
piste mantle and pier mirrors; superior piano fortes,
very buts-riOr fireproof safe, made by Evans & Wet
son; fine China and glassware. mattresses, beds and
beddir g, handsome velvet. Brussels, imperial and
other carpets; parlor and cooking stoves, kc.
Sale No T 124 Girardetreet
ELEGANT lIObEWOOD AND WALNUT FITRNIT
CHICHERING PIANO, _ ..11EANDSOSIE
MAN
_L PIER AND OVAL MERRAIRS, RICH
BROCATELLE CTIETALINB ELEGANT FRENCH
MINA CUT aLesswARE, HANDSOME VELr
Via , AND BRUSSELS CARPETS, ELEGANT
CELANDELTERP. d:c
ON TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. 4.
At 10 o'clock. atNo. 1124 tabard elegant catalogue: the
entire Furniture. Including salt Carved Rose
wood Drawing Room Furniture. hanisome Walnut
Chamber and Dining Room. Furniture, °ldes ering
sevenoctave Piano Forte Fine French Plate Mantel
Pier and Oval Miners, in rich gilt frames; elegant
Brocatelle Wmdow Cartains, Fine Mantel Clock and
Ornaments handsome Chandeliers . large and elegant
French China Dinner Service, Richly Out Glassware.
Handsome Medallion Velvet and , b'ngl Brussels
CVllis, Hair Matrt saes, &c.
entize Furnliure was made to order by Moore
&Campion. and is in execllent order.
May be examined with Cat stomas on Monday, be
tween 10 and 2 o'cir.Pl ,
TO-BENT—Several Offices Harmony Conn.
IGY JOHN B. MYERS AUCTIONAish.
-11Uti Noe. Zr 2 and 234 MARKET street. corner r•I sr-
LARGE PIXIFTIVIS same OF ths.lipmFraro/2.
ON FRIDAY HORNING, •
Nov. 80, at 31 o'clock, will be sold. by catalogue. cr
four months' credit, about 2423
_pieces of impartial
and dm/ ingrain, royal damask , Venetian. Rat, Data
hems cottage and rag oarpetinm. embracing a choke
assortment of superior goods, Which may be examined
ecru on the morning at sale.
LARGE nEREMPTORY RALE OF FRENCH AND
OTHER EUROPEAN DRY GOODS, 41
ON MONDAY MORNING, DEC. 3.
At 10 o'clock, will be told, by catalogue. ON PIM
moNTRECEEDIT, abont7oolots ofPfench, Ind*Eier
man and British Dry Goods, embracing a fall assort
meat of fancy and staple anklet In auks, worsteds,
woolens. llama and coUona. _
N. B.—Goode arranged ft exarainstion and oats
ognee ina¢v early on morrthur of sale.
LABGE POKITIVE SALE 07f BOOTH, BROM
BROGANS, TRAwNLTNG BAGS. *O.
ON TUESDAY MORNING, DEC.
At 10 o'clock, will be sold, by catalOgne. on NM
months' credit, about ion packages Boots, Shoat Bat.
morals, am., embracing elprime and fresh assortment
Of finitedoss City WA Elates manufecture, Open
for extunination with catalogues early on the mOrafed
of sale.
A . HOLLAND, AIIOTIONXIKII,
Hot HAREM' street.
Sales of Furniture at the Auction Store EVERY
WEDNESDAY, at 9 o'clock.
ERUILiM=Z=
THE NEW CENTRAL AIJOrION HOME.
Capacity—Four floors each 75 by 24 feet.
Location—ln the very Centre of the City,and adjoin
ing the Farmers' Market.
„advs utages—Haa been a first-clam Secondhond Fur.
niture Stand fer over thirty years.
StoragO—Saperior accommodation fbr Storage. of
Furniture. . ,
/nducements—Very liberal terms Offered to Personz
having Furniture and 751erchandlse for sale.
Beferences—Over one hundred of the moat promi
nent citizens of Philadelpb
Side at 1203 Market street.
LARGE BALE OF GRO4..ERERB, PINE TEA',
SI:GARS. (XIF_FRES, PURR OLD. BRANDY,
WHISKY aLaRBT AND GERIAAV WINES,
GIANIQT.Trt WINFB DRAKE'S Brrnms,
OR FBIL,AY,
Nov. 30, at 11 'o'clock, at the auction robms, will be
potinvely anid, _ 62 chests fine Oolong and Imperial
• ess, 10 Pockets ~Old Sava Ora e, nye Coffee 2 bola
Washing Soda, Olive Soap, 20 boxes Starch. I Cask very
fine. French Brandy 2 demijohns Old Rye Whialry,
warrant; d 10 Jeans old, 1,90 e lbs. pure White Lead and
ZInC,
itY, scorT,
AUCTIO
No. OaIiBTNUT Street.
McCILF,ES dt >n cCANN'S
First Grand Sate of
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN OIL PAINTINGS,
FINE GERMAN,.FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CHI3OMOS, AND MAGNIFICENT PROOF-00.
LORRE' AND PLAIN ENGRAVINGS.
All splendidly mounted and elerantly framed will
take _place on the evenings of MONDAY, TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2s; 27 and 28, at 731 o'clock
each evening, at the •
FREE GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
927 Chestnut street, below Tenth.
The Pictures will be arranged lbr inspection fox' feu
days anis evenings previous to sale, with descriptive
catalogues. •
B —On account of the timall capacity of the Gal.
lery, tickets of , admission to tne sate will be Issued,
which can be °roamed at the Gallery, or of the Aim.
ticaseer. B. Scott, Jr„ loco Chestnut street.
too—Nie are now_preParen to make arrartenierm
l sales of 011 Paintings or any other workil
art. Our location being in thecentre of the most Lash
tenable thoroughfare of our city makes it a deeirabh
resort for connoisseurs andlovere o: art in Moral.
B.—sales of merchandise in general solicited.
rerscautl attention given teem-door es.
.sal SCOTT. 78.
TI33PRINCIIRA.L. MONEY EST T•TRITIERRI
13. R. corner of SIXTH and RACE streets.
Money. advanced on Merchandise general!:
Witches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Gold end Shyer Maio
and on :all' strWea of-valne, for any /math :of tim;
tra on.
TOHMS ARD JIIIMILRY AT PRIVATR RADA
Pine Gold Bunting Osse. Double Bottom, and Opm
PUB Rregh, American and Swim Patent U
Watcher, e Gold Hunting Oise and Open Pace Li '
pine Watchee; Fine Geld Duplex and other Watcher!
e Silver - Hunting Dam and - Open Hace English
erican and Beier Patent :,Lever and : Leper
Watches: Double Casa Eluglish Quartler and other ,
Watches; Ladielf Fancy Watches: 'Diamond Irreard
giutitger _Rings; /Car Ulna, Stud% Vr t:y ee
Medallions; Brant Scarf .WW -
Pine; ea Rbles; 'Pencil Oases, and J gene
POE 9&7.15.4. large and apiendial inrameef Mee
suitable for *Jewels% prioe
Also; eaveral. Bela •in South Ormultat PM ate
attestant streets.
-
AUOTIONKIERB,
• • atio.; gee N.A.BRET eaves: r -
&&L3 OF 190 P OAS BOOTS AND 811013.
,z • ON FRIDAY NORNING.-ROV. So. • •
commencing at, 10 o'clocit,we will. sell to, oginloll l 2.*.
for csuitr,l96o = coseslitOOto,ll-hoee Broom dr-. of CIO'
and Rgatergolnan embracing & •Pflline,and de.
eirable sesortiuentt of goods.
T it; 101.11lainXISI i 00.,A0 .
scis tunkin street. above num:"
ii iw!ats a, TEMEW t tryi,7l47vMl,
AII ON SAjU*.
rpHOILA
B RDICH.,* AMP
.A. • COMMISSION
1110 ktrusTai '
Oleo entrance IP? Sexed= street) ' ,
HOUSItHOLD - .FURNITITEE OF ElaienY Dent
peItEPTION IMCDIVDDON OoNSIGNPURIZ
DALES ICYXRP FRIDAY 1,108N1N0..
- Sales of Furniture' at Dwellings attended in an Ski
most Reasonable. Terms,
SALE OP REAL llNT ic t oiriN TE WKS * , dko,, &FARM
~rsoE as `BIB CUI & SON respectifolly init6n'Osetr
Mende and the publio that they areto"sitlaste
to the saleof Real/Ditatehy auction atarivate modal
Mae It MO Mature
NEW AND SECONDHAND HOUSEHOLD Mom
TURN FINE PI...NOPORTE23; PARLOE ORGAN,
CARPETS, anDaolts.
_ ON FRIDAY MuseruNG: -
At o'clock,' at the eueilon store. No. DM Chestnut
ettept, will be sole— _ • '' • - • -
A large assortment of superior Household EaroLture
comprising Parlor,eliamber,Dirdrig room ondlschia
Furniture, from families oec Int ng honeekeePP 3 lK.
Also. onesupenor Parlor Organ. playing 16 Operas.
I • " BI3FERIOR'PIANO FORI418:
Also,' 2 elegant first class 'Plano , Portal,' made by
!WINES AND LIQUORS:
Abio. an a ssortment of superior ' Wines and Brandies.
in demijohns.
CABE OF AMERICAN BIRDS.
ON. FRIDAY MORNING.
At the auction stere will be sold. one lanpito case of
Preserved Bp contalning choice ap.eimens of Ame
rican Game Birds arid others.
RESTAIIIiANT
ON FRIDAY MOSctiNß._
At the auction store will be sold, a Dinner Servleig,
Punch Bowl, &c. ininertsd fora Restaurant PINE ORES aND JIG VVE,LEt F.
Also, an invoice of fine Watehes,JewelrY; ay. '
J. WOLBZEM.. AUCTION - 41M No.lB'. Swab
.-erwrn street. between Clbesteut anctlfarket.
Liatelt MLR 01? JIRENCEI CHINA. AND minx
GRearrs WARE.:
_
_ ON
rea3 FREDAY.MOB.NpIN — ti NEXT.
atm, . i to ti . e at co p utenta dy or io cedootc at No. to South Milk
decorated Vases, plaln gB c'
at
at
"dicaBl6.
ofeiggaptty
White
Granite White phina, and AtoportolL
Ware, no2B at*
Y. BAMBFFF it OO .r AUOTIONNERS.
Oudi Auction Honw, •
'No. NO Market street. corner of Dm& error
Cash advanced on corudenmenta without extra obai
IMMERSE , BALE 1600 LOTS SEASONABLE-DRY
GOODS. •
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IJEGA.L NOTICMS.
TN THE ORPHANS' 0017 RT FOR THE CITY"
AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.:—Estate of
ANN RICHARDS, deed.—The auditor appointed by
the Court to audit, settle and adjust the account of
EMILY CROWELL. Admintstratris of the Eitate of
ANN RICHARDS, dec'd, and to report distribution of
the balance In the bands of the accountant, will meet
the ponies interested for the purpose of his - app
men t, on WI SDAY. Demmeer ii 1866. at 3 o'clock.
P. M., at his OM ^e No. 123 Smith SIXTH street. In the
city phvaceinhia. - WM. VOGDE
n2S-w,e,n1,57,11-Ste Auditor:
nr THE OEPHAI'irS' COURT FOlt THE CTFY
1 AND COUNTY oF
dewed
—Estate of
JOS h.FH FLEMING. deceased—J. M. COLLINS, the
Auditorappc inted by the Court to audit, settle and ad
just the second and final account of MARSHALL
T and 31Xt.111 , 1C u. FLEAIING, Administrates
with the will annexed of Joseph Fleming, deceased.,
and to report distribution of the balance 1 / 2 the hands
of the Accountant, will meet the parties interested for
the purposes of his appointment on TUEIDAY. De
cember 4. 1866. at 11 o'clock A. M., at his office, No. net
south.SIXTH street, in the city of Etna
d aphis. • noM f m w 5E*
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITE
1 and COUNTY OF PRELLADELI'BIA.—.Ebtate sr
FRANKLIN G. SMITH, deceased. The Auditor
appointed by the Court to audit, settle and adjust tba
:account of REBECCA .1. &MI PH.sol e executrix of the
lastalll and testament ofsaid decedentand to report Ms
tribution of the balance in the hands of the accountant,
will meet the parties interested for the purposes of his
appointment, on TUESDAY. December 4th, A. D.
1666 at 4 o'clock P. M., at, his o ffi ce S. E. corner WAL
-1,,T1T and SIXTH streets, bs the Gay of Philadelphia,
GEO. .TUNEISI,
no2l-wlrn-Sto Andltor. I
'ART HASTINGS. by her nest friend.WILLIAIL
__. BOEHM, va NORMAN L. HAnTINGS.—C. P.,
June 7 erm.1866 .No Dtvorc•.
')ONORMANL Ets-riNos. ResPoodent—Snr—
Take notice of a rule this day granted by the Court on
you. returnable SA.TDP.DAY. December 16.66, at la
o'clock. A.)! ~ to show cause why s divorce a thrust*
marrimonii should be decreed in the above case.
Tours, &c., WM. G. FOULKE,
Attorney for Libellant,.
November 17,1866,
1;021,w,a4t*
VSTATICOF JOHERIA. DOUGH:ERTL BE.,
AU Letters Testamentary upon the above Estate have
teen granted to the understgned; all persons having
claims against the Estate of said decedent will matte
known the same without delay, and all parties In
debted to said Estate are r.quested to make payment
W. H. DOUG &KETT. N E. corner FIF.TEENTIN
and GIRARD avenuF; CHA_RLES A. DOUGHERTY.
1' 0, 879 North SIXTH street; THOMAS H. GILL. No.
840 North SECOND street, Executors, or their. At
torney, JOHN E. LATTA, No. 128 Ronal SIXTH
street • n022-th6te
TTEg,.."
sE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY AND
_ COLutiT Y OF PHILADELPHIA: Estate ol
ABCHI EtALD CAIRNS. deceased. The Auditor ap,
Pointed by the Court to audit. settle and adjust the so.
count of ISAIAH DAVIS, Administratorof the estate
of said deceased. and to report distribution of the Bal.
-ante in the bands of the accountant, will meet the
parties interested lbrtbe purposes of ris appointment,
on 'IrIIESDaY. December 4th, 1866, at 4 o'clock. KN.,
at his Mitre. No. 12 VINE street. in the City of PhDs,
delphia. . EDWALD S. VASIPBE..D.
noV...th,a,to sty Auditor.
. THE ORPHANS' COURT FOE THE arm
'AND COUNTY OF PEULADELPHIA.—Estate
of DALLith A. RNEASS, Ja.. deceased. The Audi
tor appointed by the Court to audit set le and adjust
the account of HENRI S. HAGERTY administrator:
of the estate of DALLAS A. KNEASS, Jr., deceased.
and to report distribution or the balance in the hands
of the accountant, wilt meet the parties interested fbr
the purpose of his appointment, on WEDNESDAY'.
the tifth ray of December. 1168 at 4 o'clock, P. M., at
the office of HENRY S. HAGEB.T, Esq., at the B. H.
corner of SIXTH and WALNUT Streets, in the City
of Philadelphia no2 th.s,tn 56*
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
.AND COUNTY OP PHIL ADELPICELL—Entate Of
FIDEL KOHLER, deceased —The Auditor appointed
by the Court to' audit. settle and adjust the account of
IGANA Z KOHLER and MARTIN E OHLEF.,Admin
istrators of the Estate of said. FIDEL ROffi.l ,ER de
ceased and to • report distribution of the balance in
the hands of the accountant, wEI meet the parties in
terested for the prapcse Of his appointment on EON
DAY. December 8,1866, at 1 o'clock P. M.. at his °MC&
No. 411 Chestnut street, in the city of Philadelphia.
n 022. the to-Sti JAS LYND Auditor.
N THE ORPHANS', COURT FOR THE CITY
J AND CoTia •I'Y OF PP ILADELPHIA.—Estats
of MAI THE.W THOMPSON, deceased. The auditor
appointed b JOHNurt to audit, settle adjust the
account pf BELL, administrator of MAT
s HEW THOMPe ON, deceased, and to report cistrit.
button of the balance in the heads of the accountant,
coil meet the parties intereated for the purpose of his
appointment, on MONDAY, Decemrer 3d, 1.86 6 at 4
o clock - P. M.. at his office, No. M 7, South THlRD street, in the city of .Philade
S. HERVEY NORMS,
no22th,stusb) Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CM"
AND COUNTY OF PHILADVT.PELTA —Estate of
JAMP.S C. OLLMODX. deceased. The Auditor ap
pointed by the Court to audit, settle and adjust the
seeond account of EDMUND 'YARD, "executor of the
last Will and Tenamem of JAMES C. GILMORTA
deceased, and to report dbigibution of the balance in
toe bends of the accountant, will meet the parties
Interested for the Par Pose of his: appointment, on
MONDAY, the third day of December, 1866, at eleven
o'clock, A. M.. at his office, No. ale HcTth SIXTS
sheet, in the City of Philadelphia.
JllO. H. CAMPBELL,III
no2tu th,a,Stf - Auditor ,e 1
IFN THE OEPHANS' COI7ET YOE TEE CI - T i t
;AND COUNTY OF PRILADELPHIA.—Estate of
A I.F.BED C. BURR, dec'elr—The petition of Margaret
Burr, widow of said decedent. with appraisement of
property elected to be retained under .AM of April 11
1851. has been filed and will be approved: by the Court
fiGATUBDAY , December 8, 1888 i_unleea excePtinna
filed thereto. GEO. M. 190NARROE,
027-w.f.m•Stl. • Attorney for Widow.
HaREAS. LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
Y
upon the Estate of GEORGE isMITH, gentle.
man. late. of Philadelphia, have been granted to the
snlnteribeis, all persons indebted to the said estate are
requested- to make immediate payment, and those
having claims or demands *gains; the same will make
known the same wilhont delay to GEO. F. LEM:S.32
8.1 bird Street; GEO: L. BELLER, 127 S. Sixteenth
n021.-w6to
-Takrrir--
L:RS OF ADMINISTRATION having been
LA granted to the eubscrlber upon the Eatate of
A. RI:Mal, deceased, all persons indebted to
th 4 al n e maim Payment, and those having claims p seat them to ALFRED FITLER, Nor 51 North
SIXTH street. . ROI tth,6ta
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